Can you install this firebox with a stack. I already have a stack installed. Just replacing the insert.
33684
No, Not that firebox. It is a non vent design. You can install firebox, just can't connect your stack to it. It was made specifically to be vent less. Good Luck.
33685
This is a ventless system, so it doesn't need a stack. However, I use it for propane, and not sure if it has different operating conditions for natural gas.
33686
The ventless does still have a little burning smell. With your stack it may vent out the smell even better.
344101
http://www.firesafetysource.com/site/948848/page/2472439Looks like it.....you may want to take a look though. Might need an adapter.
1705326
If you only have two, you could probably stack them. For anymore than that, you are going to have a height consideration which means more storage space.
1804868
I had some guys put mine together for me so I don't have first hand knowledge of how easier or hard it was or if there were missing parts etc. They advertise that you can buy two and stack themin a staggered fashion I think. Not sure how they would fit together as I only bought one.
1928815
I am not sure if you can do that. I have another box stacked on my file drawer right now and it's working fine, but it's not another drawer. It's just a cardboard box containing personal items. I am guessing that it would be difficult to stack two of them on top of each other because of the metal edging. I am thinking the top one might slip around because of that edging. This is just my guess. Sorry I wasn't of more help.
76399
Apparently not. it's designed to sit at the top of a stack. I can only speculate as to why. Power? I/O allotment? etc.As I'm sure your learning, the documentation is scarce at best.
1662022
Definitely would not advise doing that. As a standalone unit it works fine but unless you used a bit of engineering skills to place boards inside the unit ro attach the two units together, I suspect it would begin listing one way or the other after about a year. Very good product on its own, so far for us at least, but I'd suggest not trying to stack them.
1919936
You might try contacting seller. I bet you have to purchase complete new firepit.
899476
I would think so. You should be able to put anyting in the top fire box. We love ours - used it last night for the first extended period of time. It works great and is very easy to start.
142218
Sorry, we haven't tried stacking. I'm not sure I would want to. This unit looks really nice but isn't as handy or as durable as I would have liked it to be.It's one of the very few items I've bought from Amazon and found rather disappointing.
1760036
Yes. I have mine in two stacks. I think one would work as well but it would seem a little high to me.
135088
It is not designed to be stackable. There isn't a way to secure two units together. They do sell larger models which would be a better option than trying to stack two together.
1955103
Yes. That is what I usually use. No problem. Excellent fire pit. Have been around several I wasn't impressed with. We have really enjoyed this one. Some people have complained about the top and the handle. I may have designed them differently but they work just fine.
967424
I stacked mine with no difficulty.. The corner posts generally extend just a little past the slats. I just put the next slat layer in the slot and added the next post. Worked just fine.
1950676
As others have said, they aren't designed to fit together like stackable Rubbermaid boxes, or anything, but the enclosure is ROCK SOLID--it's made out of thick aluminum. You should have no problem simply putting them on top of each other. You could probably step on one with your foot and it'd survive.
702609
I have not tried that. However, the tier does not seem as steady to stack one on top of the other. I hope I was able to help. Jasmin
512119
I personally do not stack mine. They are fragile. Plus, they are not all exactly the same dimension. They don't easily "fit" in one another. They're beautiful, but high maintenance!